CZECHOSLOVAKIA Austria 1919 Bisected On RARE Forerunner PPC KKOMOTAU To Sverige
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CZECHOSLOVAKIA Austria 1919 Bisected on RARE Forerunner PPC KKOMOTAU to Sverige CZECHOSLOVAKIA Austria 1919 Bisected on RARE Forerunner PPC KKOMOTAU to Sverige Click images to enlarge ... Description This is one item out of a collection we just break on Ebay Bisected 20 Heller Austrian Emperor Karl Stamp + 10 Heller Czech Stamp as RARE commercial and Proper Mixed Country Franked Early State Forerunner Picture PostCard (Motiv Red Cross) mailed abroad from Komotau = Chomutov / Czech to Höganäs / Sweden !
For a few weeks reused Austrian Stamp were possible and allowed but not often used !
Very low starting price !
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Chomutov (German: Komotau) is a large town in the Czech Republic, in the Ústí nad Labem Region. Chomutov has been a statutory town since 1 July 2006. It occupies an area of 29, 26 km² and has 50 782 inhabitants (2008), thereby making it the 20th largest town in the Czech Republic, the 4th largest in the Ústí nad Labem region and the biggest in the Chomutov district. There are almost 80 000 inhabitants in the town's wider metropolitan area.History of townIn 1252 Chomutov came into the possession of the Teutonic Order. The gothic church of St. Catharine built in this era still stands to this day. In 1396 it received a town charter and in 1416 the knights sold both the town and the lordship to Wenceslaus IV. On March 16, 1421, the town was stormed by the Taborites, sacked and burned. After several upheavals and changes of ownership, Chomutov was taken by Popel of Lobkovic in 1588, who established Jesuit rule, leading to trouble between the Protestant citizens and the town's new overlord. In 1594 the feudal lordship fell to the crown, then in 1605 the town purchased its freedom and was made a royal city. After the Thirty Years' War, Chomutov stagnated. Rapid development did not come until the second half of the 19th century with advancements in the mining and hardware industries.The town expanded yet further and by 1938 it had reached over 30, 000 inhabitants. Chomutov, in the 1930s part of the Sudetenland, had a population ofabout 95% ethnical Germans. A very small Jewish population, 444 in 1930 (1.3% of the total population), came under increasing pressure, and Chomutov was declared "judenrein" on September 23, 1938 by the increasingly pro-Nazi forces.[2] A week later, Chomutov and the surrounding districts were occupied by war-time Germany as part of the 1938 Munich Agreement. This broader, northwestern border area of what is the modern-day Czech Republic was annexed by Germany and reorganized as the Reichsgau Sudetenland. The German population was expelled after 1945 with great brutality.[3][4] Industrial facilities and large high-rise housing projects were then built to redevelop the area. In the late 1970s an urban settlement was built linking Chomutov with its neighbouring Jirkov. After the Velvet Revolution of 1989, the hardware industry significantly decreased its activity, however the environment in and around the town has been visibly improved. The leisure facilities of the area were subsequently emphasised, notably the Alum lake, the Chomutov Zoo, [5] and Bezruč valley recreational area.
Key: CSR, CSSR, Böhmen & Mähren , Bohemia & Moravia, Tschechoslowakei, Czech, Czechoslovakia, Slovakia, Slovensko, Slovenska, Slowensko, Slowenska, Slowakei, Slovakie, Deutsches Reich, Germany, Deutschland, Allemagne, Alemania, Germania, Zensor, Cens, Zensor, Censored, zensiert, WW2, WWII, World War, Krieg , Key: Aviation, Luchtpost, England, USA, France, Germany, Austria, Great Britain, Australia, United Kingdom, Bulgaria, Romania, Russia, Belgique, Key: Train, Ambulant, Railroad, Railway, Zug, Eisenbahn, Mobilpost, Mobile Post, Bahnhof, Stazione, estación, huǒchēzhàn, chēzhàn, Gare, TPO, T.P.O. Payment
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Stamps and/or covers only, NO visible album pages are included as they are not part of the auction.
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For a few weeks reused Austrian Stamp were possible and allowed but not often used !
Very low starting price !
For condition see and enlarge all photos !
Click on the images for big pictures !
Chomutov (German: Komotau) is a large town in the Czech Republic, in the Ústí nad Labem Region. Chomutov has been a statutory town since 1 July 2006. It occupies an area of 29, 26 km² and has 50 782 inhabitants (2008), thereby making it the 20th largest town in the Czech Republic, the 4th largest in the Ústí nad Labem region and the biggest in the Chomutov district. There are almost 80 000 inhabitants in the town's wider metropolitan area.History of townIn 1252 Chomutov came into the possession of the Teutonic Order. The gothic church of St. Catharine built in this era still stands to this day. In 1396 it received a town charter and in 1416 the knights sold both the town and the lordship to Wenceslaus IV. On March 16, 1421, the town was stormed by the Taborites, sacked and burned. After several upheavals and changes of ownership, Chomutov was taken by Popel of Lobkovic in 1588, who established Jesuit rule, leading to trouble between the Protestant citizens and the town's new overlord. In 1594 the feudal lordship fell to the crown, then in 1605 the town purchased its freedom and was made a royal city. After the Thirty Years' War, Chomutov stagnated. Rapid development did not come until the second half of the 19th century with advancements in the mining and hardware industries.The town expanded yet further and by 1938 it had reached over 30, 000 inhabitants. Chomutov, in the 1930s part of the Sudetenland, had a population ofabout 95% ethnical Germans. A very small Jewish population, 444 in 1930 (1.3% of the total population), came under increasing pressure, and Chomutov was declared "judenrein" on September 23, 1938 by the increasingly pro-Nazi forces.[2] A week later, Chomutov and the surrounding districts were occupied by war-time Germany as part of the 1938 Munich Agreement. This broader, northwestern border area of what is the modern-day Czech Republic was annexed by Germany and reorganized as the Reichsgau Sudetenland. The German population was expelled after 1945 with great brutality.[3][4] Industrial facilities and large high-rise housing projects were then built to redevelop the area. In the late 1970s an urban settlement was built linking Chomutov with its neighbouring Jirkov. After the Velvet Revolution of 1989, the hardware industry significantly decreased its activity, however the environment in and around the town has been visibly improved. The leisure facilities of the area were subsequently emphasised, notably the Alum lake, the Chomutov Zoo, [5] and Bezruč valley recreational area.
Key: CSR, CSSR, Böhmen & Mähren , Bohemia & Moravia, Tschechoslowakei, Czech, Czechoslovakia, Slovakia, Slovensko, Slovenska, Slowensko, Slowenska, Slowakei, Slovakie, Deutsches Reich, Germany, Deutschland, Allemagne, Alemania, Germania, Zensor, Cens, Zensor, Censored, zensiert, WW2, WWII, World War, Krieg , Key: Aviation, Luchtpost, England, USA, France, Germany, Austria, Great Britain, Australia, United Kingdom, Bulgaria, Romania, Russia, Belgique, Key: Train, Ambulant, Railroad, Railway, Zug, Eisenbahn, Mobilpost, Mobile Post, Bahnhof, Stazione, estación, huǒchēzhàn, chēzhàn, Gare, TPO, T.P.O. Payment
6% Sales Tax will be added to Pennsylvania residents.
Please understand that we will ONLY SHIP to your registered Paypal/Ebay addresses and we DO NOT ACCEPT BANK TRANSFERS OR DIRECT CREDIT CARD PAYMENTS!
International Buyers – Please Note:
Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. These charges are the buyer's responsibility.
Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding or buying. Shipping USA Shipping is based on a flat rate of $3.00, no matter how many items you win. In order for us to do combined shipping you must wait for an invoice or contact us and we will send you a combined shipping invoice. We were forced to raise shipping costs due to an increase in USPS shipping charges!
Stamps and/or covers only, NO visible album pages are included as they are not part of the auction.
All USA Shipping includes USPS Tracking and Insurance
Any other country: $3.00
USPS Tracked/Insured mail : starting at $7.00
Registered mail : $18.00
Please wait until Sunday Afternoon(EST) when you receive our invoice to pay for your items.
Items over $75.00 must go Registered or Tracked/Insured mail cost is $18.00 for Registered and $7.00 for Tracked/Insured. This is required for these more expensive lots and will NOT ship without insurance/tracking. If you have questions please message us prior to bidding.
We combine lots to save shipping charges.
We combine lots to save shipping charges.
Terms of Sale Payments must be made not later than 7 days after auction end, unless other arrangements have been made. Please contact us with any questions. Contact Us Please message with any questions you have about the item. Images sell!
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